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OCTA > Professional Associations > Kansas City Archaeological Society (KCAS)

Kansas City Archaeological Society (KCAS)

Publication: Missouri Archaeological Society Chapters Website

Date of Publication: 2023

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The Kansas City Archaeological Society is a Chapter of the Missouri Archaeological Society. Contact information: kcas.archaeology@gmail.com.

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Executive Order 11593: Protection And Enhancement of the Cultural Environment
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Recent Achievements and Trends of Research For Geophysical Prospection of Archaeological Sites

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